Clear Lake News

At the annual Chautauqua Days parade, patriotism was a theme strongly exemplified by many.

Clear Lake, IA- An Iowa senator wants to help honey producers whose bee's are buzzing away.

Mitchell, IA- It could be a dim year for fire works display's across the country.

A Clear Lake family was forced from their home after a fire started Wednesday afternoon.

Clear Lake, IA- He's been called the reincarnation of buddy holly. Now this very special singer is helping the iconic Surf Ballroom celebrate a milestone.

This is a time of year for sharing gardens around Iowa. Three garden tours are scheduled for this weekend, two on Saturday and a third on Sunday.

Cerro Gordo County, IA- Ventura and Clear Lake are installing new sirens in the area.

Sunday, June 15, 2008 - The American Red Cross continues on the scene in numerous areas of the state providing shelter, meals and snacks to families forced from their homes by flooding .

Clear Lake, IA- Clear Lake Marina Bar owner, Allan Slater, got a ticket for providing adult entertainment without a permit Monday afternoon.

Clear Lake, IA- Folks are already starting to round up donations for those affected by the floods.

Governor Chet Culver will be touring some of the hardest hit flood areas today. The governor will be traveling to Clear Lake, Mason City and Cedar Falls.

The big questions this morning in Mason City: "Can we flush?" and "When will the water be back on?" The answers: Yes, toilets can be flushed using another water source and officials don't know when the water ...

Governor Chet Culver will tour flood damage today and visit with Iowans who have been displaced by flood waters.

A driver braves the floodwaters on Dubuque Street in Iowa City on Sunday. Iowa saw some of its worst flooding in more than a decade, Gov.

By REID FORGRAVE rforgrave@dmreg.com Posted at 04:05 on 06/09/2008 Widespread flooding over the weekend threatened homes and businesses in many of the state's major cities and contributed to at least one death.

City leaders announced moving the emergency shelter for Mason City residents affected by the floods.

Clear Lake, IA-KIMT News 3 is keeping an eye on the skies this evening. We are receiving numerous reports of severe weather across the viewing area.

By MARY PIEPER, mary.pieper@globegazette.com MASON CITY - Five women ranging in age from 24 to 47 have been named finalists in North Iowa Area Community College's Extreme Makeover: College Edition contest.

A new annual event is in the works at the Clear Lake Arts Center - "Harbor's Bazzzar" - set for Saturday, June 21.